Andy
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If you were in the states you normally have to give them a 30 day notice in writing to leave. The problem is it has to be worded very carefully. The reason is if he fights you on it you have to take him to court and have him evicted. The judge will rule on what was in your notice to have him leave. If you have a lawyer you should see about getting a proper notice to tell the man to leave. |
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Judy1
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YOU are not the one required to find him a new place, he is. And yes, if he doesn't have a lease, he can be evicted. But if you just told him, and didn't give him something in writing that you can prove, as of the first of May, you almost certainly can't demand that he be out by June 1. Check on your local laws, there's probably a timeframe required, most likely at least 30 days. |
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panda
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yes as long he isn't under any kind of lease agreement then you can make him go but sounds like you will have to go through the courts. better get started on that ... may take a while |
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artist9120
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You have the right to evict him even if he doesn't have a lease if he doesn't pay rent. But in Florida, at least, it takes like 30 days. However, if he does pay rent then try to seek advise from an attorney to specializes in that kinda stuff. Contact ur local apartment association and ask for their attorneys- usually helpful folk. |
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thenewgardner420
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This has happened to my friends they were living in a home and renting then the property was sold. They were served a 30 day eviction.(they found a place in 30 days) I would send this person a registered letter of eviction. If that does not work you might need to end up taking them to court most people who want to fight an eviction end up with an extra 90 days. in the long run they still will have to move out. Good luck and keep track of every rent slip and a notebook on all the grief he is giving you |
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jonni_hayes
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If there is no lease the rental agreement is 30 days at a time, serve him/her with a 30 notice to vacate the premisses; eviction notice. You may have to pursue this issue through the courts and it is not your responsibility to find him/her a place...start eviction process immediatly....keep copies of all notices and rents.... |
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hexeliebe
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you don't indicate whether he has a rental agreement or not and in what state this property is located. Before I can give you a valid opinion I would need to know both of those facts.
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Sorry, but a notorized statement does NOT make a legal document. What you propose will do nothing to forward the situation as we don't know yet in what state the property is located or whether or not there is a rental agreement. |
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I'am God's Girl
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Yes you have a right to ask him to leave and with no rental agreement all you have to do is serve him with papers...my suggestion is to write up a paper saying you, being the owner, are giving him a 30 day notice to move out. Have it notaritzed at your bank, this makes it a legeal document. Mail it to him certified so he has to sign for it. This way you have proof that he signed it. After that if he does'nt move out you have to get an eviction notice which can take up to 60 days. That will be done through the court and a sheriff will serve the papers at that time. make sure you keep copies of everythign.
It is not your responsblity to find him a new place to live that is his. But you do need to give him a 30 day notice. |
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NeighborLady
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All of the above are correct.
Or...
you could be a nice guy and help him find somewhere else to live. |
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maverick
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He should have left the moment the house was sold. It was supposed to be the previous owner's responsibility to tell him that. You DON'T have to find him a new place to live.
Try to make him leave by yourself otherwise you have to get a court order to make him leave - that will cost you time and money.
If it was me - I'd put him out myself. Since he has no contract you can through his sh*t out into the streets. Don't be soft. He could just be using you for a place to live and for his own gain. He probably don't even appreciate it.
Good luck.
Oh yes - this is how it works in South Africa |
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celestialtears006
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kick him out call the cops. |
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Nonhlanhla
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Me & my family have been renting a house for more than a year now & eversince we moved in the landlord's wife always had issues with me in particular. Today my landlord told me to pack my things and go but where can i go with kids aged 2 & 1 at this time of the day? And what can i do as a tenant who has always paid rent in full and in time. The landlord made it clear that im the only person who should leave the house & that his wife wants me out because she can't have an attractive lady living on the same yard as her. What are my rights as a tenant? |
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